Today's update.

judd

I just updated, because Update-Station asked me to do so with the orange symbol on the panel, but I don't know what to update....

It's going so fast that I only saw some of the drm ...and there were quite a few.

I'm just asking to know. That's all.

ericbsd

These are regular updates; I do not foresee an issue.

brianthehughes

ericbsd

Level 1
I would also appreciate a general update summary before proceeding.

Level 2
Ability to view details of (pkg list) perhaps?

Level 3
Ability to view the log/output of the update.

Level 2/3/4

Scope too far?

A list of previous updates date/time able to dive into above mentioned layers.
Ability to defer individual packages.

I understand that everyone’s system ultimately has a unique set of packages about 3 minutes after install, so I get why this isn’t an obvious or simple idea to implement.

vimanuelt

brianthehughes
This app shows recent packages and ports installed by date.

https://github.com/vimanuelt/package_log_viewer

ericbsd

brianthehughes do a request ghostbsd/issuesissues/new?assignees=&labels=enhancement&projects=&template=feature_request.yaml .

brianthehughes

vimanuelt

I did a little man ocamlopt and -linkall and -pack appear to be the correct flags.

My dev-foo is lacking so I have no basis for how [YOUR_PACKAGES] would be populated.

brian@d501 ~/package_log_viewer (main)> make ocamlopt -g -o plv -linkpkg -package [YOUR_PACKAGES] ocamlopt: unknown option '-linkpkg'. Usage: ocamlopt <options> <files> Try 'ocamlopt --help' for more information. *** Error code 2 Stop.

brianthehughes

ericbsd Ooof, tons of fun trying to articulate that one. 😉

ericbsd

brianthehughes Now that I understand, I can say it will be a bit more complex than I initially thought. But I can turn it into an epic and break it down into some tasks.

vimanuelt

I amended the Makefile and added the needed dependencies.